haft -- i have to find a model that will support journalism. i think advertising is a serious issue. the only other stream of revenue you can have is paying for that subscription. people talk a lot about how much do you charge on line right now? they should be talking about how much are you going to charge off line? >> unless there are any burning questions, please join me in thanking our panelists for their presentation. [applause] thank you all for coming today. we enjoyed our panel. thank you. >> scheduled in the u.s. house this week out, a plan to offer cash rebates to americans who trade in older cars for newer, more efficient models. a measure that increases military and nonmilitary aid to pakistan. house and senate negotiators are trying to agree on a bill that would allocate almost $100 billion for additional iraq and afghanistan were spending. the house convenes in a couple of minutes for general speeches, and at 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. we will have large -- live coverage. the senate is waiting for agreement on that war spe

convinced i would be mad and therefore if i am going to think about the 21st century, at first you haft 212 but i have to suspend common sense. in other words, the attempt to extrapolate simplistically the future will be like now only more so is inherently wrongheaded the cia published a study india and china will be merging powers of the cia just brought it a straight line. but the center we have passed is a century fall of discontinuity. the question i am asking what are the discontinuities that will occur in the 21st century? and equally, what are the forces that create those discontinuities? i guarantee the concrete suggestions i have will sound completely mad and perhaps they are, but they are not intended to me but no more air mad they an understanding this century and 1900. so what are the underlying forces that frame the century? let me begin with the first one which i think is critical which is the end of the population. everywhere in the world birthrates are collapsing. it is projected by the united nations population growth will go 100% in the past 50 years to only 50% by 201